Lecture

Thymio: track search

Description

This lecture focuses on programming Thymio to follow a track, advancing straight when encountering glass, stopping for two seconds on a black track, turning around on blue, and continuing. A variation is introduced where Thymio turns on red when encountering a black track.

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